5.4
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What I did was:
302/5.0 = 60.4 60.4 X 5.4 = 326.16
351/5.8 = 60.5 60.5 X 5.4 = 326.7
Now after looking up the true conversion numbers, I see that 1L=61.024CI which would be:
61.024 X 5.4 = 329.5
Now heres the real question, why are the other ones different???
302/5.0 = 60.4 60.4 X 5.4 = 326.16
351/5.8 = 60.5 60.5 X 5.4 = 326.7
Now after looking up the true conversion numbers, I see that 1L=61.024CI which would be:
61.024 X 5.4 = 329.5
Now heres the real question, why are the other ones different???
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302/61.024=4.9488
351/61.024=5.7518
330/61.024=5.4077
Round to 1 decimal point using conventional rounding and you get 4.9,5.8 and 5.4. But from a marketing view the 5.0 just sounds cooler.
351/61.024=5.7518
330/61.024=5.4077
Round to 1 decimal point using conventional rounding and you get 4.9,5.8 and 5.4. But from a marketing view the 5.0 just sounds cooler.
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